Jason Gonzalez urged the Florida Supreme Court to adopt the federal summary judgment standard and then wrote one of the first practitioner explainers of the new Rule 1.510. Five years later, the piece remains a clean primer on the reform.
Three commentaries by Ed Patricoff for POWER, the power-generation trade magazine: a field guide to cross-border due diligence, and a hard look at reliability in the energy transition.
If legal conflict is holy ground, how then should a Christian lawyer practice? Michael Kelley on the two errors to reject — passivity and domination — and on the difference between a lawful tool and a fleshly weapon.
Writing as a descendant of Carlos Manuel de Céspedes, Angela de Céspedes argues that Florida should build the commercial, legal, and human infrastructure for a free Cuba before the day arrives — and lays out three concrete steps.
Before law school, Buddy Bardenwerper spent five years as a Coast Guard officer in the Caribbean. That experience became Mona Passage, a novel published by Syracuse University Press, and a body of writing on the maritime border.
The Florida Bar’s Henry Latimer Center for Professionalism recorded a conversation with Justice Alan Lawson on how a lawyer stays whole. The recording is still available — and still approved for two hours of CLE credit.
State courts are split three ways on whether they can decide school-funding challenges. In a Comment for the University of Miami Law Review, Corinne Milnamow argues the Nevada Supreme Court should not have walked away from the question.